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Admin. Note: This Category (PwD & SD Awareness) and these posts, are linked to our sister forum http://pwdsdawareness.freeforums.org . There's plenty of worthwhile information (eg. ADA, Learning Disabilities, FHA, SD Training.) Linking this forum and posts here, gives us all easier access to such important information when dealing with disabilities and / or service animals.



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2007-09-23 Service Dogs for diabetics

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On the first night home with her new dog, Sara Outler awoke to an urgent face-licking.
It wasn't time to get up yet. But Tahiti, a 21/2-year-old black lab, knew something her owner didn't: Outler, who has type 1 diabetes, was suffering from dangerously low blood sugar.
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Even in the middle of the night, she will abandon her snoozing to warn of the smell -- "it's like bacon to people," Outler said -- persistently licking her owner's face or, failing that, jumping onto the bed to awaken her.

Three months later, Outler and Tahiti remain paired on a trial basis. The dog sleeps in Outler's bedroom and accompanies her everywhere she goes, including the store and to Mervyn's headquarters, where Outler manages the color office.

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